Another Snowy Walk

A bit of Déjà vu yesterday as Dawn and I went for a walk in the snow before it disappeared. This was our route...

..exactly the same as I did the last time it snowed (see here)! But it snowed a bit more and didn't melt as fast as then.

Here are some photos from yesterday.

Our original plan was to drive to Nowton Park and do a walk from there. Here is Dawn clearing the car.

Our road is a bus route, but hadn't been treated.

After finding Mount Road wasn't much better, we decided to turn back and do a walk from home instead.

The bushes laden with snow were pretty.

We came across a young couple with a sledge. They had their youngster in a push chair and dog tied to it as spectators too.

The Flying Fortress is still in the middle of a building site, but once the houses are built it will reopen as a pub. At the rate the houses are going up that could be just a year or so from now.

As you can see the roads were still a bit snowy by the peace statue.

As befere, we crossed the railway and headed towards Great Barton Church.

The road that is liable to flooding was, fortunately, not quite flooded this time.

Then it was back along the path beside Rougham Airfield.

When we got back we found William had built a snowman while we were away.

Snowman? No. A snowwoman. She had shells for her eyes so was called Shelly.

You can see more details of our route here on MapMyWalk.